Source Control for Oracle Git Beta

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  using an empty git repo ( just git init)
  on step 5:summary I get an error : can't pass null to parameter commit

  a.maxcom February 11, 2015 10:48

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  OK that has failed for me too. Looks like something may have changed last minute before the release to break it or perhaps git init doesn't do the creation in the same way as git extensions init which is what I normally test with.
  
  We do have integration tests around this so it's concerning that they didn't pick up an issue either.
  
  I've found your bug report too which helps a lot - thanks.

  richardjm February 16, 2015 04:48

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  OK I've discovered the issue, the local repo needs to be bare as we push to it.
  
  So in order to initialize a repo locally you would need to run...
  

  git init --bare
  

  
  (I'll fix up the rubbish error message)

  richardjm February 16, 2015 06:05

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  Not working for me. Trying to check if your system is what we need, but I cannot even get past repository creation with git.
  If I try clean remote gitorious repo over http it says
  "parameter cannot be null : commit"
  If I try local folder, even when it has bee created with --bare it says that it cant use that and that it should be init'd with --bare (I checked multiple times - it was)

  zekses May 25, 2015 11:39

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  Can you try the latest release from the main website - we've since fully released git support with a few fixes - I'll update the link in the original post.
  
  It should be able to clone from a remote https repo, we've only tested on github and bitbucket though.

  richardjm May 26, 2015 06:40

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  I was using the latest version.
  
  Updating my question:
  1)I have since been able to make local repo work. The folder, when created in "my documents" instead of c: works with git init --bare so maybe its some permissions problem
  2) I cannot clone via https because your app says that "user cancelled certificate check", only http is possible and this fails later with the message I posted above.This might be related to the problem that we do not have valid ssl certificate on our gitorious installation, but that should really not be a problem, right?
  
  P.S. My colleague asks - will you be supporting uploading jobs to git and wrapped package compare?
  
  P.P.S. I do not see any way to create a branch in the GUI, only select one. Weird

  zekses May 26, 2015 06:50

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